Shaheen reprimanded!

 On Monday 10/6/2025 the Collin County Republican Party met and publicly condemned State Representative Matt Shaheen.  It is a big deal for hundreds of precinct chairs from across Collin County to meet and condemn one of our elected officials. He was condemned for repeatedly failing to live up to our standards.

Shaheen was already recognized across the state by Republican activists as a terrible legislator, being tagged a "Joker" in the House of Bad Cards:  https://houseofbadcards.com/g2_card.php?pid=54ho1

Political commentators like Luke Macias have called him out for his failures:  https://www.facebook.com/reel/2234080720371854

At the bottom of the screen is this text: 

Today we break down why Governor Abbott is having to fight to undo the damage that Matt Shaheen did to election integrity this session

Then, after hearing feeble and failed attempts by Shaheen supporters to defend him, the Collin County Executive Committee passed the resolution of reprimand.

This is important because it shows that the precinct chairs were thinking for themselves, that they didn't like being fed baloney, and that they demanded good representation.  The Collin County GOP should be the front line for good government.  Monday night the party lived up to its higher standards. 

If someone tells you that resolutions are meaningless, remind them that we went to war with a resolution:  the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulf_of_Tonkin_Resolution)

 

 Here is the text of the Shaheen reprimand.

RESOLUTION OF REPRIMAND OF STATE REPRESENTATIVE MATT SHAHEEN

 

WHEREAS, the Republican Party of Texas has established clear Legislative Priorities to guide the actions of Republican officials in the Texas Legislature; and

 

WHEREAS, State Representative Matt Shaheen of House District 66 has repeatedly taken actions that are in direct conflict with the Legislative Priorities of the Republican Party of Texas during the 2025 legislative session and special sessions; and

 

WHEREAS, the Collin County Republican Party County Executive Committee finds these actions to constitute substantial violations of Party trust and legislative mandate; and the Collin County Republican Party affirms the RPT Legislative Priorities and the duty of Republican officeholders to uphold them; and

 

WHEREAS, the following recent actions stand as clear violations of Republican Party of Texas Legislative Priorities:

1. Amendment to SB 2217 Allowing Same-Day Voter Registration

On May 27, 2025, Representative Shaheen introduced and sponsored an amendment to Senate Bill 2217 (Record Vote # 3793), permitting same-day voter registration through address updates. This measure was widely criticized by election integrity organizations and Gov. Greg Abbott as a serious threat to election integrity and ballot security. The measure drew alarm from local election officials and directly violated RPT Legislative Priority #2: Secure Texas Elections. Action was required in the special session of the State Legislature to undo the impact of Representative Shaheen’s amendment.

2. Failure to Advance Closed Primaries (HB 951)

On March 6, 2025, House Bill 951, which sought to implement closed party primaries in Texas, was referred to the House Elections Committee. Representative Shaheen, serving as Chair, failed to hold any hearings or allow a vote House Bill 951, thereby effectively killing closed party primaries in committee and directly undermining grassroots Republican demands for secure and fair elections, in violation of RPT Legislative Priority #2.

3. Weakening Foreign Land Ownership Protections (SB 17)

On May 8, 2025, Representative Shaheen co-authored and voted for Amendment #4 to Senate Bill 17 (Record Vote #1848), which would still permit foreign actors from hostile nations, including Chinese nationals, to buy Texas land simply by entering the US on a tourist visa—severely weakening the bill’s purpose and effect thereby violating RPT Legislative Priority #7: Texas Is Not for Sale, and Principle #3: Preserving Texan and American sovereignty.

4. Undermining Parental Rights and Child Protection in Schools (SB 12)

On May 24, 2025, Representative Shaheen voted in favor of an amendment to Senate Bill 12 (Record Vote #3489), which weakened the prohibition on instruction on matters of sexual orientation and gender identity in Texas schools by limiting the prohibition only to persons “to whom the district or school has delegated teaching responsibility” allowing for other third-parties to continue to provide instruction, activities, and programming regarding sexual orientation and gender identity in Texas schools. This action subverted RPT Legislative Priority #3: Stop Sexualizing Texas' Kids.

5. Supporting Expansion of Mail-In Balloting (HB 2442)

On May 14 and 15, 2025 (Record Votes #2497 and #2615), Representative Shaheen voted in favor of HB 2442, which expanded mail-in ballot use and weakened election security protocols, despite clear opposition from the Republican Party of Texas and the State Republican Executive Committee, who specifically identified the bill as susceptible to fraud and detrimental to public trust—constituting a serious violation of RPT Legislative Priority #2, Secure Texas Elections.

 

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, The Collin County Republican Party Executive Committee hereby finds that State Representative Matt Shaheen violated the above-enumerated Legislative Priorities of the Republican Party of Texas; and

 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Collin County Republican Party Executive Committee hereby formally admonishes and reprimands State Representative Matt Shaheen for violating said key Legislative Priorities of the Republican Party of Texas ; and

 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that State Representative Matt Shaheen is urged, in the future, to carefully consider all of his legislative actions as a state representative and State House committee chair to ensure that all such actions conform to the Legislative Priorities established by the Republican Party of the State of Texas; and

 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this Resolution will be added to the Collin County Executive Committee records and be made available to the Republican Party of Texas and the public to reinforce the standards expected of Republican officeholders in conformity with the Legislative Priorities of the State Republican Party.

Text of the Shaheen Censure

 On Saturday August 23, 2025 the precinct chairs in House District 66 met at CC GOP HQ to vote on a Rule 44 censure of HD66 Representative Matt Shaheen.  We had a precinct chair run late because his child delayed him, so we did not have a quorum at the official time.  The late precinct chair was walking in the door as the man who cancelled the vote was running out.  By a matter of minutes we were deprived of our chance to vote on this Rule 44 Censure motion.

It is very detailed, but this was a serious matter.  You can now see for yourself why we wanted to  censure him.

RESOLUTION TO CENSURE TEXAS HOUSE DISTRICT 66 REPRESENTATIVE—MATT SHAHEEN

WHEREAS, Rule 44 of the Rules of the Republican Party of Texas (RPT), as amended on June 14, 2025, authorizes the Party to censure a Republican officeholder who, during a biennium, commits three (3) or more actions in opposition to the core principles of the RPT Platform, the Legislative Priorities adopted at the most recent State Convention, or both; and

WHEREAS, on March 6, 2025, HB 951—a bill to close primaries in Texas—was referred to the Elections Committee (Bill History, https://capitol.texas.gov/BillLookup/History.aspx?LegSess=89R&Bill=HB951), and Representative Shaheen, as Chair of the Elections Committee, failed to schedule a hearing on this bill, thereby killing it in committee and denying Texans the opportunity for closed primaries—an action in opposition to RPT Legislative Priority #2, Secure Texas Elections; and

WHEREAS, on May 24, 2025, Representative Jeff Leach filed an amendment to SB 12 (House Journal, 89th Legislature, Day 72, p. 67), which—through changes 14 and 15—amended page 32 of CSSB 12 (https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/89R/billtext/pdf/SB00012H.pdf#navpanes=0) by altering the language from:

“not provide or allow a third party to provide instruction, guidance, activities, or programming regarding sexual orientation”

to:

“not provide or allow a third party to whom the district or school has delegated teaching responsibility to provide classroom instruction regarding sexual orientation,”

thereby allowing guidance, activities, or programming regarding sexual orientation or gender identity to take place, in opposition to RPT Legislative Priority #3, Stop Sexualizing Texas’ Kids; and whereas Representative Shaheen voted in favor of this amendment (Record Vote #3489, House Journal, 89th Legislature, Day 72, p. 69), such vote by Representative Shaheen constitutes an action in opposition to Legislative Priority #3 and is therefore a censurable act; and

WHEREAS, on January 23, 2025, Representative Shaheen voted to second the motion of Representative Patterson for the previous question on the adoption of HR 4 (Record Vote #4, House Journal, 89^th Legislature, Day 05, p. 130), thereby introducing standing subcommittees that could—and have—been chaired by members of the minority party, and ending debate on that date so as to prevent any amendment to remove the rule—an action in opposition to Legislative Priority #4, No Democrat Committee Chairs—and therefore constituting a censurable act; and

WHEREAS, SB 17, authored by Senator Bob Hall, was intended to protect Texas land from foreign adversaries; and on May 8, 2025, Representatives Shaheen and Button offered Amendment #4 (Record Vote #1848, House Journal, 89^th Legislature, Day 59, p. 98), which weakened the bill by allowing Chinese nationals and other hostile foreign actors to enter the United States on tourist visas and purchase Texas land, thereby rendering SB 17 ineffective; and whereas this amendment constitutes an action in opposition to Legislative Priority #7, Texas is Not for Sale, as well as RPT Principle #3, Preserving individual, Texan, and American sovereignty and freedom—and therefore constitutes a censurable act; and

WHEREAS, the SREC Election Integrity Committee opposed HB 2442 (as noted in the 89th LP Bill List, https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GWpInulm7haelZ7QI29EXvK0pKzQ4eZr/view ) because it promotes the use of mail-in ballots; and Representative Shaheen voted in favor of HB 2442 in the Elections Committee (Committee Bill Analysis, https://hro-dfr.house.texas.gov/bill-analysis?legislature=89&session=R&billNumber=HB2442), and subsequently voted for the bill on May 14, 2025 (Record Vote #2497, House Journal, 89^th Legislature, Day 64, p. 96) and on May 15, 2025 (Record Vote #2615, House Journal, 89^th Legislature, Day 65, p. 28), voting alongside Representatives Plesa and Wu—actions in opposition to RPT Legislative Priority #2, Secure Texas Elections—and therefore constituting a censurable act by Representative Shaheen; and

WHEREAS, HB 2773 provided a civil penalty for the unlawful altering of election procedures; and Representative Shaheen, as Chair of the Elections Committee, left the bill pending in committee (Bill History, https://capitol.texas.gov/BillLookup/History.aspx?LegSess=89R&Bill=HB2773); and whereas this bill was promoted by a Collin County precinct chair and authored by Representative Leach to support election integrity, the killing of this bill in committee by Representative Shaheen constitutes an action in opposition to RPT Legislative Priority #2, Secure Texas Elections—and therefore constitutes a censurable act by Representative Shaheen; and

These actions therefore are censurable acts, so therefore

BE IT RESOLVED, that the HD 66 Executive Committee of the Collin County GOP, being constituents of Representative Matt Shaheen, hereby censures Texas House District 66 Representative Matt Shaheen in accordance with RPT Rule 44 for the foregoing actions in opposition to the Republican Party of Texas Legislative Priorities and Principles, as detailed above; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the House District 66 Executive Committee of the Collin County GOP requests that the State Republican Executive Committee of the Republican Party of Texas censure State Representative Matt Shaheen by imposing all applicable penalties set forth in RPT Rule 44, including, but not limited to, Penalty 3: refusal to accept any application for a place on the ballot of a Republican Primary Election for a period of twenty-four (24) months following adoption of this censure; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Chair of the House District 66 Executive Committee of the Collin County GOP shall submit this resolution, along with supporting documentation, including minutes and vote counts, to the Chairman, Secretary, Vice Chair, and Resolutions Committee Chair of the Republican Party of Texas, for the applicable Rule 44 penalty to be applied before the incumbent from HD 66 attempts to file for a place on the ballot in his next election; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Chair of the House District 66 Executive Committee of the Collin County GOP shall request the Chair of the Collin County GOP to post an announcement of this censure on the Collin County GOP website, as well as on its Facebook and ‘X’ social media pages.

 

 

 

Text of the Leach Censure

Friends,

You should know the text of the Leach Rule 44 Censure passed August 23, 2025.  People just do not know what is going on with their representatives.

Here is to my knowledge the text  of the censure that was passed.  I do not believe you are going to find it on the Collin County GOP website, as requested in the resolution.

RESOLUTION TO CENSURE TEXAS HOUSE DISTRICT 67 REPRESENTATIVE JEFF LEACH

WHEREAS Rule 44 of the Rules of the Republican Party of Texas (RPT), amended June 14, 2025, allows the Party to censure a Republican office holder who takes three (3) or more actions during a biennium in opposition to the core principles of the RPT Platform, or the RPT Legislative Priorities adopted at the most recent State Convention, or both; and

WHEREAS On May 28, 2025, Representative Shaheen filed an amendment to Senator Bob Hall’s SB 2753 for Election Integrity (http://journals.house.texas.gov/hjrnl/89r/pdf/89RDAY76FINAL.PDF#page=138.   ), the amendment delaying the implementation of the bill until on or after August 1, 2027, effectively postponing the bill’s effectiveness until after the elections in 2028, thereby making the amendment in opposition to RPT Legislative Priority#2, Secure Texas Elections, and Rep. Leach voted for Rep. Shaheen’s amendment (Record Vote #3938) and therefore is a censurable act by Rep. Leach; and

WHEREAS On February 21, 2025 Rep. Jeff Leach filed HB 3162 (https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/89R/billtext/pdf/HB03162I.pdf#navpanes=0), a bill to expand electronic ballots for “certain voters”, an effort previously vetoed by Gov. Abbott, and opposed in this HB 3162 bill by the SREC Legislative Priorities Committee in “89th LP Bill List.pdf”,  this bill being against RPT Legislative Priority #2, Secure Texas Elections,. and therefore is a censurable act by Rep. Leach even though the bill did not pass; and

WHEREAS On May 24, 2025, Rep. Jeff Leach filed amendment #1 to SB 12 which would strip wording on page 32 (https://journals.house.texas.gov/hjrnl/89r/pdf/89RDAY72FINAL.PDF#page=69), which would result in allowing sexual orientation and gender identity “guidance, activities, and programming” outside of class instruction to be allowed, thereby making this amendment an action in opposition to Legislative Priority #3:  Stop Sexualizing Texas’ Kids, and amendment #1 was passed (Record vote 3489) with Rep. Leach voting for it, and therefore is a censurable act; and

WHEREAS on January 23^rd, 2025, Representative Leach voted to second the motion of Representative Patterson for the previous question on adoption of HR4 (Record Vote #4, http://journals.house.texas.gov/hjrnl/89r/pdf/89RDAY05FINAL.PDF#page=130) introducing standing sub-committees that could and have been chaired by the minority party, and thereby ending the debate on January 23^rd, making it impossible to amend HR4 to remove the rule, making this action in opposition to Legislative Priority #4, No Democrat Committee Chairs, and therefore is a censurable act; and

WHEREAS SB17, Senator Bob Hall’s bill, was meant to protect Texas land from foreign adversaries. and Representative Shaheen’s and Rep. Button’s amendment #4 on 5/8/25 weakened the bill by allowing Chinese nationals and other hostile foreign actors to enter the U.S. on tourist visas and buy Texas land, making SB17 ineffective, thereby making this amendment an action in opposition to Legislative Priority #7:  Texas is Not for Sale; and also an action in opposition to RPT Principle #3: Preserving individual, Texan, and American sovereignty and freedom, and Representative Leach cast his vote in favor of Rep. Shaheen’s and Rep. Button’s Amendment on SB 17 (Record Vote #1848, http://journals.house.texas.gov/hjrnl/89r/pdf/89RDAY59FINAL.PDF#page=98)   and so therefore is a censurable act; and

WHEREAS On January 23, 2025, Texas House District 67 Representative Jeff Leach voted to pass HR4 without amendments (Record Vote #9), which resulted in introducing Rule 4, Sec. 8A, Page 149 of House Journal (http://journals.house.texas.gov/hjrnl/89r/pdf/89RDAY05FINAL.PDF#page=132 ) as well as Rule 5, Sec. 19A, Page 152, which require face masks that comply with the recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control for committee and subcommittee meetings, and for House or House Gallery attendance, which are actions in opposition to  Legislative Priority #8: End Federal Overreach, which demands for Texans not to be faced with any medical mandate, and therefore is a censurable act; and 

WHEREAS On May 12, 2025, Rep. Leach voted in favor of HJR 144 (Record Vote #2180 https://journals.house.texas.gov/hjrnl/89r/pdf/89RDAY62FINAL.PDF#page=59) which would authorize the creation of a Regional Mobility Authority (RMA) that if passed would permit new toll road taxes and duplicative bureaucracy, in opposition to  Legislative Priority #8: End Federal Overreach, and therefore is a censurable act; and 

WHEREAS On January 14^th, Representative Jeff Leach opposed RPT Principle #5, “Personal Accountability and Responsibility,” by violating key Plank 213a of the Republican Party of Texas Platform by voting for Representative Dustin Burrows for Speaker instead of the Republican Caucus Nominee Representative David Cook  for Speaker of the House, and instead voting for Representative Dustin Burrows (Record Vote #2, https://journals.house.texas.gov/hjrnl/89r/pdf/89RDAY01FINAL.PDF page 24), and therefore is a censurable act; and 

WHEREAS On February 5, 2025,  Rep. Jeff Leach filed HB 2459 (https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/89R/billtext/pdf/HB02459I.pdf#navpanes=0), a bill designed to weaken Texas law protecting citizens from abusive lawsuits, thereby limiting free speech protections, and although this bill did not pass out of committee, the bill would violate RPT Principle #3, Preserving individual, Texan, and American sovereignty and freedom, Principle #4, Limiting government power to those items enumerated in the United States and Texas Constitutions,  and Principle #9, A free enterprise society unencumbered by government interference or subsidies, and is therefore is a censurable act; and 

WHEREAS On April 10, 2025, Representative Leach voted against Amendment 51 to SB1 (Record Vote #148 http://journals.house.texas.gov/hjrnl/89r/pdf/89RDAY42FINAL.PDF#page=88), which would have required an audit of the $11 billion dollars spent on Operation Lone Star, an action that stood in opposition to the RPT Platform Principle #5: Personal accountability and responsibility, as it denies transparency and oversight of a massive taxpayer-funded initiative, and therefore is a censurable act; and 

WHEREAS On April 30, 2025 Representative Leach voted in favor of HB 366 (Record Vote 982 https://journals.house.texas.gov/hjrnl/89r/pdf/89RDAY53FINAL.PDF#page=50) the Dade Phelan “Meme” Bill, banning AI-generated political memes, in violation of RPT Principle #1: “we support the strict adherence to the original language and intent of the Declaration of the Independence and the Constitutions of the United States and of Texas,” and RPT Principle #3: “preserving individual, Texan and American sovereignty and freedom,” and RPT Principle #4: “Limiting government power to those items enumerated in the United States and Texas Constitutions” by chilling free speech protected by the First Amendment of the United States Constitution, and therefore is a censurable act; and

WHEREAS On May 5, 2025, Rep. Leach voted in favor of HB 104 (Record Vote #1392 https://journals.house.texas.gov/hjrnl/89r/pdf/89RDAY56FINAL.PDF#page=61 ) for creation of the Texas Future Fund and Texas Future Fund Investment Review Board and permissible uses of money in the Texas Future Fund.  This would significantly increase state spending and also grow government with another committee, actions in opposition to RPT Platform Principle #4:  Limiting government power to those items enumerated in the United States and Texas Constitutions,” and Platform Principle #9: A free enterprise society unencumbered by government interference or subsidies, and therefore is a censurable act; and

WHEREAS On May 22, 2025, Rep. Leach was a Cosponsor on bill SB 31 and voted Aye on 3^rd reading (Record Vote #3194 https://journals.house.texas.gov/hjrnl/89r/pdf/89RDAY70FINAL.PDF#page=4 ) while this bill opposed RPT Principle #2, The sanctity of innocent human life; Principle #3, Preserving individual freedom; Principle #5, Personal accountability and responsibility; and Principle #9, A free enterprise society unencumbered by government interference; saying this because this bill “will ultimately lead to the loss of more innocent lives” as stated by Rep. Pierson stated in House Journal 5/22/25 pages #5342 (https://journals.house.texas.gov/hjrnl/89r/pdf/89RDAY70FINAL.PDF#page=4 ), and because “this bill will likely lead to a future scenario where more abortions are performed in Texas” as stated ty Rep. Hopper on House Journal Page #5341,  on 5/22/25, therefore supporting this bill is a censurable act; and

WHEREAS On May 25, 2025 Rep. Jeff Leach voted Yes to SB 22 (Record Vote #3545 http://journals.house.texas.gov/hjrnl/89r/pdf/89RDAY74FINAL.PDF#page=6) for spending more Taxpayers money to promote the moving image industry in Texas, Representative Leach violated RPT Principle #5, “Personal Accountability and Responsibility,” and RPT Principle #9, “A free enterprise society unencumbered by government interference or subsidies,” by supporting state funding of private enterprise, in opposition to RPT Principles, this vote is therefore a censurable act; and

WHEREAS On May 28, 2025 Rep. Leach voted in favor of SB 974 (Record Vote #3901 https://journals.house.texas.gov/hjrnl/89r/pdf/89RDAY76FINAL.PDF#page=81 ), a bill which would permit school district employees to be on appraisal boards,  constituting a clear conflict of interest because school districts benefit from higher appraisal values, and a bill vetoed by the Governor, this bill was in opposition to RPT Principle #4, Limiting government power; Principle #5, Personal accountability and responsibility;  and Principle #9, A free enterprise society unencumbered by government interference; so voting for this bill is a censurable act; and

WHEREAS On April 15, 2025 and May 31, 2025, Representative Jeff Leach voted in favor of SB1 (Record Vote #174 https://journals.house.texas.gov/hjrnl/89r/pdf/89RDAY44FINAL.PDF#page=8 ) and (Record Vote #4101 https://journals.house.texas.gov/hjrnl/89r/pdf/89RDAY79FINAL.PDF#page=9 ), SB1 being the Texas state budget, which significantly increases state spending and expands government operations in opposition to RPT Principle #4, Limiting government power to those items enumerated in the United States and Texas Constitutions, and RPT Principle #9: A free enterprise society unencumbered by government interference or subsidies, so voting for this bill is a censurable act; and

WHEREAS, (19) Representative Leach voted in favor of the following resolutions and motions granting the legislature permission to adjourn for more than three days, failing to comply with the Republican Party of Texas Principle #5: Personal accountability and responsibility:

·       January 15, 2025 SCR 7 adjourn January 15, 2025 and ending January 22, 2025 (7 days) (Record Vote #5)

·       January 23, 2025 Representative Hunter HCR54 moved the house adjourn until Monday, January 27, 2024.  The motion prevailed. (4 days). (Record Vote #12)

·       February 4, 2025 SCR 11 adjourn from February 5, 2025 to February 11, 2025 (5 days).  (Record Vote #16) 

·       February 12, 2025 SCR14 adjourn from February 13, 2025 to February 18, 2025 (5 days). (Record Vote #22)

·       February 19, 2025 SCR 16 adjourn from February 20, 2025 to February 25, 2025 (5 days). (Record Vote #26)  

·       February 27, 2025 the chair announced that the house would stand at ease until Friday, February 28, 2025. On February 28, 2025 the chair announced the house would stand at ease until Monday, March 3, 2025.  (5 days)

·       March 6, 2025 the chair announced that the house would stand at ease until Friday, March 7.  March 7, 2025 the chair announced that the house would stand at ease until Monday, March 10. (4 days)

·       April 3, 2025 Representative Wu moved the house adjourn until Monday April 7^th, 2025.  The motion prevailed.  (4 days)

these actions therefore are censurable acts, so therefore

BE IT RESOLVED, that the HD67 Executive Committee of the Collin County GOP, being constituents of Representative Leach, hereby censures Texas House District 67 Representative Jeff Leach in accordance with RPT Rule 44 for the above-mentioned actions which oppose the Republican Party of Texas Legislative Priorities and Principles, as detailed above; and 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the House District 67 Executive Committee of the Collin County GOP requests the State Republican Executive Committee of the RPT to censure State Representative Jeff Leach by imposing all applicable penalties set forth in Republican Party of Texas Rule 44, including but not limited to Penalty 3, refusal to accept any application for a place on the ballot of a Republican Primary Election for a period of twenty-four (24) months following adoption of the censure; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Chair of the House District 67 Executive Committee of the Collin County GOP shall submit this resolution, along with supporting data such as minutes and vote counts, to The Republican Party of Texas Chairman, Secretary, Vice Chair, and the Resolutions Committee Chair, for the applicable Rule 44 Penalty to be applied before the incumbent from HD67 attempts to file for the ballot in his next election; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Chair of the House District 67 Executive Committee of the Collin County GOP shall request the Chair of the Collin County GOP to post an announcement of this censure on the Collin County GOP website, Facebook and X social media pages.

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